Aces dealt tough hand MPUMALANGA Black Aces’ coach Akis Ayiomamitis can’t be having peaceful nights as he contemplates his schedule in the next couple of days.
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Soweto FA gets home
NIKE, the sports apparel company, has signed a partnership with the Soweto Football Association and has already started building a world-class stadium in Pimville that will also serve as the association’s headquarters.
Bafana use Wits grounds
SAFA has finally named Wits University’s Sturrock Park as the official Bafana Bafana training venue for the duration of the 2010 World Cup.
 Jordaan signs goodwill ball
WORLD Cup Local Organising Committee chief executive Danny Jordaan says support from the corporate world is absolutely crucial for a major event like the Fifa World Cup to be a success.
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On the ball
English football is the best in the world
ENGLISH football is second to none. I lived most of my youth under a big myth. In fact, I know most of my peers did too. The difference between me and most of my friends and equals is that I have outgrown the myth, thankfully.
KNOW YOUR STARS: one-on-one with Godfrey Nobula
MPUMALANGA Black Aces captain Godfrey Nobula leads his men with aplomb despite the precarious situation they find themselves in.
Know your stars - Bamuza Sono is no daddy’s boy
 Soccer World Cup shirts to be made of old bottles
Many of the world’s top soccer players, including Cristiano Ronaldo, will be wearing shirts made of old plastic bottles at the World Cup in South Africa.
Cheapest way to watch Bafana in action at the stadium during the World Cup
Tickets for South Africans to watch Bafana Bafana play in the World Cup start from R140 - if you sit behind the goalposts - going up to R6,300 if you want a seat close to the pitch.
IN THE NEWS: Workers paid only R23 a day to make World Cup mascot Zakumi
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